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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-20
LOOKS BAD FOR LAMAR.

Deferred Action ON His Nomination May Re.
sulS I'm His Rejection.
Washington Special.
An explanation is given by a prominent Sena-
tor, who is opposed to the confirmation of Mr..
Lamar, Of the action, or lack OF action, on the
part Of the convention Of Republican clubs,
which is. in effect that Senators who will vote
against confirmation are very DESTROYS that no
action be taken, as it might be argued that their
opposition was due more to party pressure than
80 a question of principle.
Senator Evarts, who presided, is said to have
ruled that the motion to table the resolution was
carried, when there was . clear majority against
tabling it, because he was well aware OF the
feeling among his fellow-Senators, that they
should be left as free from partisan personal
influence as though they were to render judi
cial decision. It is generally thought however,
that the feeling manifested at the convention has
made the confirmation of Mr.. Lamar at least
doubtful
It il now thought probable that action will
be taken the nomination of Lamar, Villas
and Dickinson till after the holiday recess, to
give opportunity for sentiment to fully develop
on both sides The situation is peculiar. Ii
l. am ar rejected, the letter would be left ont in
thg cold altogether. and then would haye to
tire to private life or accept position lower in
the official scale than that Of Senator or Cabinet
officer.
A Republican Senator said, this evening: '1f
4he Senate delays action till after the holiday
recess it will be bad for Mr.. Lamar, and think
fhat you will find that action will be deferred till
that time
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-20

SpeClaI
LoGANsPoRT. Dec. 19.-Last evening, while j.
FL. Parker, Panhandle bridge-carpenter, was
going home. he was assaulted near Michaers
cement-works, by two men, who succeeded in
robbing him of gold watch and SIS in money.
He is badly injured about the head and face
having been struck by heavy weapon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-20
A Hunter Accidentally Shoots Himself
epecial to the Indianapolis Journa,.

Fort WAYNE Dec. 19.-While farmer Frank
Raywas rabbit hunting, on Sunday, on his farm
seven miles north of the city, his shotgun was
accidentally discharged and his face and head
were so terribly injured that it is thought he
must die
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-20
Illness of Ex-secret.ry Manning.

ALBANY N. Y, Dec 19.-Ex-Secretary Dan
iel Manning is reported critically i'll His
physician DIR. Hunt, Is ron-committal, and at
Mr. Manning's sons residence. where the ex.
Secretary is stopping. Mr. Manning Is reported
ga little better to-day" Mr. Mannings family
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-20
The Nomination Under Discuss

Inc NonlnHtIon UHuef Discussious
WASHINGTON, DEC. Ex-senator Edmunds,
chairman of the judiciary committee, who
wishes to leave tomorrow for the South. de-
tsrmined, late yesterday. to have a meeting of
his committee this morning. and issued the call
at once. All the members but Senator Evarts
who is ont of town, were present The nomina-
zion of DIR. Lamar was taken up and his political
record WAS discussed. Senator Pugh appeared
as the foremost champion of the nominee,
In justification of Mr.. Lamars past course The
hour for the meeting of the Senate arrived be-
fore the subject had been exhausted, and its
further consideration was postponed till after
the holiday recess. The nomination was re-
ferred to . committee consisting of Messrs.
Edmunde, Hoar and Pugh
The nomination of Mr.. Villas was not reached.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-20
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications

WAsHINGTON Dec. 2O-1 A. u.
For Indiana and Illinois-Snow, preceded
by rain in southeasterly portions; winds becom-
ing brisk to high northwestery; much colder.
with cold wave.
For Ohio-Slightly warmer; rain, followed by
colder weather; winds becoming brisk to high
northwesterly, by cold wave Tuesday night
For Michigan-Snow; winds becoming brisk
to high northwesterly; colder with cold wave.
For Wisconsin-Light snow, followed in
northwest portions by clearing weather; brisk to
Tuesday night; colder, with cold wave
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09
waaaN sEFFRASx

Whsa oee- tozrsh Of tie nembers q
80 cc1sertstixe q bady - tie Uaised
States SeD&te vote In fSsaE Of afviRe
t1a bAliot - wnmen a. . tinns when no
paRsicaiax aEtsAfaoG IN tk&f liaa - IL
pfuQress u may - 50 oswn a. indi-
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ssxso1s 10 have 4. % else - y pera&rs
the hess satakscA % the racens xota IN
te&t oe1s, tesfs are q eaaa Ea4ny Sena-
ters uAo. At ksArs oppuszd % sHs meas
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09
TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CURTAIN UNScRUPULOCs PKR-
~ s1us have rop1eseAEe1 % eur defrl-
meaf that We naannfacture anlE cheap
s1Apa. Intentionally cunveying the idea
thai 0ur B0aps are 81 po0F qualify, When
sCcH - E9T TEX CASE Thoegh N ene
sense q the VOID our scaps are cheap the
plrchaz e II getting m0re sap 81 E1fe-
mar quality than OF certain hiEhsr pric<
soaps. We make al grades e lsnn =
and hoasehol1 soapA AID pecillly rec1n-
mend cur WkSTkRN QUEEN SAN0&
as saftahle for all uses and slwAys giving
s4tiSfA stion- Because uf the thnruughnss .
with which this soap cseansea DO nAt
think that il injuries the clothing We
guarantee satisfaction fnoney re unded Z
Cthe wisel and that Is viz not u the
haods q lnjare the most delicate fabric.
Do you vi b - buil1 ap yeur hcme il
dustriesi II 80. you wiz md rs deseFFin9
st your patronage. Insist upon the use q
only this so4B IA your household ASS
| your grocer fnr il and take No other than
the Western Queen S4yoB- We ask yoa
- favor due - yaur h1me indu tres e
purehsse ere box II thfs soaR and give 4
re- SEATTLE SOAP co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09
DAILY POSI- MTElIIGEHcfR



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sill alive snd shas be VII s0ou sspsar
o she faithfal e. ens fissn frsm the
dssa, has fslIea vsEy fat, insssd- No
bedg belIesss i. ana nobody takes any
interest," n Il. Thess b not eEan sasaRh
enffosiiy oeneeFnina he saater %
prompi spsouistiSu a. 10 wheihsf ths
Stcfy was netaaliy sGarted b. deIadsd
persons. % WHISTLER e IL merely a. a.
uszally briliiant easst q aouss ssnss-
tfonal news monaeE. Egsrgbodg k1ous
that Bngham Tsane uAs ssfsiy en-
tonbed aimssf Ten years ago. sad the
pubIfs eTfnses psrfeet wiIsinznea 10
Isavs him thsrs-so consider ban -
dad and ainsst forq0tisn N spite Of
I'll ne nzarrslons stories tkst the maE-
ssloux minds % men san orisinafe.
There b noshina more enrious than
fhs persiaisnoa vita walsh saoEsss ars
efreuIatsd 70 ibs sfissi that noted ps0pls
Who are knows % Be dad ard barisd
ars IN reality alivs. unless i Be TIE
ersdence which cssduloas psopls are IN
olined 10 Rfvs sash maFysi0ns tales.
Another reesnt example Of thass stories
Il me enc to The eject th4t Jsaas james.
who vas Shot and killed years $50, d
living In Arizona This story sssuas 70
obtaia eFeaies efedeaos than teat con
esxnIng Brigham Youur, pFobabiy b.
Gauss the circumstances aitsndinR the
alleged ds4th Of Jamss uers Of sanh q
naiurs that dseepfion could more sasilJ
have been praetieed. Il u altogether
likely. however. that the James story i
~ Rr0undlsss - that ooneernlng the
Mormon pFophet.
WhepsvsF person Of exiendsd rspu-
tation, o., Indeed. whenever any persoD'
Il announced 10 b dsad and u buried
Is dsad. h may b taken for granted
that be viii nevsF again be seen alive
There bah nos Ia modern sinsz been a
inssance Of The rsappeaFsRcs among ~
living Of . celebrated peFsonaee sup
posed 70 Be dead, bat that fact dos no
pseVout ths cissnlation o. aoeepsanss d
sash stories as that Concerning 1ams'
and Young. For q quarter OF . oentury
after the death Of The RFeAi Napoleon
stories thai be VS. still alive we're con
tinaAlly being circulated and Fsoeives
With more "a les sEedenos. The lit1l'
Danphin. Louis XVII, who died in PaFil
while oon6ned 10 the Tower. during III
Rsvoiution, rsappearsd IN varsous part
Of ne world 81 regular intervals foI
thsss- quarters Of = oentury after hii
death. Stories have Often been eiEeu
lated thai John Wilkes Booth il alive
although there Is the most positive tssii
mony regarding biz death. Feople ar.
always found % invent sush stories and
other psopls are always found 70 bslisv'
Them.
II q net vondsrfal, ihens that BsiR
ham Young and Jease James should b
made the heroes Of post Esarssn sensa'
satlona. There vas last enouRh mys-
terry aboat the life Of the one and the
dsath Of the other to Rivs sueh stories
the relish which The pablo sesnss 10 70
quire. The faea that they have fallen
30 flat apparently indicates thai peopls
are becoming more sensible and thas an
innocent bat often deceived psblie posi-
lively refuses 10 be bambsoxied again.
The ssnsation makers will havs sithsI
70 invent something new os 10 20 into
bankruptcy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09

The Portland orsssHfaa 10 acting IN
the most eowardiy manner in its treat
meet q the question Of woman Suffrage
in Washington Territory. Instead Of
giving uttsrAnee 10 iss Own views en- the
sahiset. u oils It's editorial columns
With elipBines from other papers. Per
haps Il Is the enormoss majority agAias;
v0msn suffrage cast IN Oregon a fee
ysass aRo. or. perhaps II is something
else Which exerts = restraining influ
eacs. bal shs oFssosiaa IS esrtAinly act
ina 10 q sowardly manner. II is The
same old dodeing A0s whish has marked
its treatment Of 80 many important
qaesficas. Il should. hovevsE. receivs
due credit fer its agility - dodssr.
II i always more difisaif 10 please ell
than 10 please only postsoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09

FnFther Hight en- she Experience Of
the Celonlsts.

FnRther EiGhf en- she ExperIenee 81
the Cefonlsas.
J. W. Nichols. the returned Topolo
h4mps coloaiat, vas seen again las
night BY ChFeEicis reporter. He said
he wished 70 make q aliRht eorrsctian
in the aceouuf Of bis expsriencs rub.
hshed. Ihe hgif-mila ef wadinQ per.
termed vas not Just previous 70 takino
passage on the SsWbtFu, bat vas o.
another OCCASION, and instead Of sound
inRs on The bar showing suO fafhoms
they only found one and a half. Mr.
Nichols says his only motsve ia expos.
inc the affair Is % prevent others from
being inhaled ss be has been. aaraIy
one Of the Cttteriag promises made by
Owens and ths other leaders has 49,
fulfilled. Mr.. Nichols gives some far.
thes interesting details a. 20 the ''city''
~ IopoIobampo. One Of the pEin-
cipal stEuetures at that place
10 the Custom house. q hat GOV.
cred with canvas and With walls made
Of mud and caetas leaves. he dining
tent where all hands eat thsir meals. Is
= canvas tsns, beneath which there ara
three long rough-kewn slabs, upon
whteh the food. Of the very poorest
quality Is spread. There are no seats
provided, and all bands, men, women
and children, are Obliged 10 stand while
partakine of the @pieasures OF the
tAols." AZ one corner Of dininq-tent
= ole OF rocks upon which the cook
ing is dere, three large iren Kettles
being used for the purpose. Close BY
the water suPply Of the colony il keeps
IN some barrels. All the water used has
to Be erougbt from q distance Of seven
uiles, there being none at the site Of
the city" Two other structures Of
prominencs are the blacksmith shop
and be ccmmissaEy stores. These re-
semble exactly the booths Of bush
erected by Indians in southern Califor-
MA Besides these there are some
thirty teats, some Of which sfTord shell
ter for as nany a. aozsn persons.
The nights are chilly AID the DAYS
bot, and many cases Of sickness are re
ported. One bog died aad MS body wss
thrown into she bay a. food fer sharks.
This wAs IN obcdisncs 70 q saguestion
from Mr.. Osen- Several Of the eoloR-
lists told Dir. Sishols that they ianeed 10
SCI away, bat As they has invested
every dollar In city lots, thsy had not
the means 10 pay for a sfsamsr psssaee.
The agent Of the colony scheme IN
San Francisco explains the absence Of
holdings by saying that tie cargo Of
lumber Intended for TopolohsmpS Vas
carried BY mistake 70 Gaaysnas. ana
vii have % Be rsshippsa from there 70
10 Destination. He als0 SAYS thar
ahuod9nt supplies OF provisions have
heen sent forward.
The CSpiaIn Of the Nrwbefu saws that
Tie reason be did nos take his vessel
INTO the harbor w4s besauss be haa no
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09

p~asesas. K,eeslse Rspa1llsan seaa.



From the Chieaeo Journal.
Nesshsr the Rspahlipan party noe ahe
country 81 large hAs derived ans eene6s
IN IRE PAST IRON The elscsisn Of Rspub-
lisan unised States Senators By shs
help 81 the Dsoocrstie VOTES. TIE an
bltion o. some inaivi3nAis have been
satis6ed. hat the RepanlisAR party las
reapsd No harvest Of good from Shese
syent@ Twelve pears ego ~Eack =
Chazdief In Michigan. Matt II. Carpen
tsf II Misee1sia, and AlexAndsF Ram
sey in Ninnesota-All statesmen of the
aighest rank and Repablissns Who have
rendered useful and brilliant services 10
the eoanaEy- we're aafeated BY coaliisous
u Democrats end betting Rspahlseans
Two years later 1ohn A. Logan vac De-
Heated il ILLINOIS, BY similaF cnnhina-
tson. 10 MicAlzan. Jnd1e ChriEfiarcs
uAa eleSted over CAandier: IN Niseon
stu. Angas Cameron uas elected ever
cArpsnser; in Ainneeota. MoMKliNn sas
eAeciea ever Ramsey; II nlinaia. Jadee
DAVIS vas elected over EaeAa. IA i net
saying w0rd againxt esther % the sec
cesafal candidates 10 these contests e
declare thai TIE coantry and The Recah
lieaa party voald have becn far better
ea In eaee instance II ne dafested 81.
dl1Ate had been elected. In every eazs
bitterness fAstionAi feelinR and inass-
nal enmity prcaacisz permAne1t evil
results were caused IN tie Rspahlicau
party. II ~ cass did she eoaasrv 81
ne hepeat a better SenAforiAl ssryice
HE veneFahle Senator Dawes Of
Massachusetts,, was etecsed last ueek ~
4 kepahiiean and DeueSrattc cemhina-
iioa. hla Sspaelisan oppenenf vas ex
GexSfHar John y. Ksone. Z man Of hxsl
last tnteileciaal powers ana a Rsrahfs
san % tie sfrlctsxl sesa. Il = Doa poss
iete thsa SenStar Dawes eanesaed a.
icazs paiat - the usaaeFaas Who sar.-
portc4 ht2 Der shAt sxtl resalts vii fei
100 toa uaes11cs Of hss easesian. Rat Il
y % 0aveFnor le2z's eredia THAI sfe
Denecr4ss Gere uara hassiia 10 hsn
than they vsre % his Rapahlicau rfvalx
4 secws tat Aa 4 pasiicAaisza Is a.
the had thai IA tnseserA,.l. b Deur-
ecssi<. That . re bezz ktad q R.pzA-
iScaniszna
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NAa Myck IVES ssskizE nemecrAtie Al
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teseasa. u i lssi - wslk Il noa better
teat SeaatoF Aas eeen eAectsd go 81
ee endaF ~ eeieati0ss - ths n=za-
ecFatie party q that state
Rsp3h1asaa Se1ARors se0aaa be elers.
81 BY RagaelicaE vua@s eRly. II i aka
oess assurances 81 teSir aaslteEabls Re-
F1hlleAEtsU.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-09

We observe In the eclnmns Of on,
esieesDed contemporary, the Pbilsdel
phtA Press, q reQnesa fron ~DSvotec
Reader for fnfoFmatioa show 10 eur.
oeW legs
As our Philadelphin conteuporary 4
unable 10 give this aRxioas inquirer
much satisfaction. We trust it viii 10,
be considered prssamptaoas II we take
The liberty Of walunteering s suggestion
On TIE subject.
There Is no resson why Devoted
kesdsrr sAe0id feel dishaartensa ever
ne Inability Of his fAgsxits paper "a
give him q deanfte answeF 10 hts r.
quest. There il DO. for tue bow lers
0f Devoted Reader OF OF bis friend
o. Of his sweetheart, o. az ANYBODY
else thai are tronbliog him. In truth
there Is hcpS for ali eow les 90 lang a.
the Hen. HenFy ". Blsir Il q nenhsr
of the Usised States SeaAss.
We violate no canodsaee when we tai
Devoted Reader" that senator BlAlF
has fully matarea a ball for the preeua-
tian q oow legged babies &n1 for the
strAieete1inz Of ali legs that are already
boUpd.
Trus. Il nay Be necessary 10 squsezs
~ AncA4Aly 0ty - or0eE % cArry cas-
The provisieas % Mr.. Blair's Bow Leg
bsil. bat then. that is litsle pecaliarisy
q mest Of Mr.. BlAir's bills. BeSides.
what matters An empty Tre&sary II az
that cost ue can have anbowed laesg
We tank ws can faFsherm1rs assare
Devoted Beadef~ thst Mr.. Blair viii
nos posh his Bow Lee Bill With visor.
hfs kiaeakton Ban has already gone
thrU1gh TIE Senate. there seems no
ehance for ths passage of his ProAihition
Bill while his Woukn's Rigets Bill has
jast eeea eoqslessly seAtea. Mr.. Rair
= nersr idle. and hs viii no9 mosa Prob
ably dsvOse hinSn vita al his mighty
seal b his HsS Iss Bia.
Let Devoted Rssdeg, : theresore. kser
his heart sAeexful and bis kees h0pesal
- La9ssEslls GaaF-ser EsMra1f.
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tnat snmnnu& lie 80 IefE fbe nissr-
natiss e obsyina fks azmmsns q ses-
szine ~ oonnsstfon uEsh ths ohns.h.
e be sishsd - snniisus his sounselisn
via she ozzanizasion. he mlsi b anan-
abls % - rsRula1isus. and Il be 80
bsnt npon brsakinR 1hosa rsGulafLana.
Ne eeuid net r1nain : @smbsx Of ths
% sslhsed His frsedDm ~ aesinn "a
len y kiEn and i Us goE him % dssids
whieA coarse - purse
Ikas b he ssy IN uhish Archbishop
CuKrigan's friends probably I1ok - TIE
nastsr. nna Il cnnnss BE- dsnisd 1haa
fhsss b solsethfnz - Ehaf side q ~
60. Too.
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The PraGident has nomina1ed n. g.
Lors 10 be Consui Genarni of sic Unised
States Is ne City of Msxioo. This e.
tion vii p1obahiy end tie souneotiou q
Cousai General PoFeh vilh TIE oonsalaE
SERVES ard may Be regarded IS an sx-
preston o. he Admfnimr4tioai cont
dencs IN special Envoy sedguisk.
epssial E1v0g Ssdguiek, Il win Be NJ
nsmbsrsd. greatly sssndziizsd he
AmsEisan rssidenss of tie City Of Msz-
Ice b bis fsss ssd sssy ways while on q
diplomatic mission 10 shas city. Amonr
those moss badly seaadalizsd vas Con
sui General Perch. and Be ofzeially re.
ported he diaRraesfaI orgies in which
ssdRwiak bad been tue central feuEs
The Administrator. however, BersI,
expressed ansu lie conadsnee in Envo,
Bedgwick.
Is YES not clear boz the Administsa
tion eouid endorse sedguick and stfl
rstAin Porch in tie consular ssTvics
Nov, however, PoSsh's suocsassr Is 80
pointed and 10 may be prssnmed tha
sadgwiek 10 Sufficiently vindicated.
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BIDS Solicited.

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BIDS SOLICITED.

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slcners 10 kiasr Cs1stE. " i szltcit
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